Poway High School - Odyssey Yearbook (Poway, CA)

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I wonder if he saw my new move? Bradi Dea- con looks for her date. 3. , 'W' 'A , , . ' ,kv 3 5 we v p P' 9 7 I C n 0: 9. a'O - 4 v,, - Q 1 P50 . , ' - Iv .. C I Q L ff dl , wvav-yi us ' ,.Vs: 4... 9,3 vous.: vnu ,Q !'Q'4iYr'.vlQ Zif' 4,4 'z 'cl t I I: nga, Co l' I 5 y WW .-f ' is 5 v-Q-Un It K - , .gulf K? A Live it up Thomas Ridgavuay and Toni Palmer enjoy each others company. Win Terbo!! I - I 1 Q by Stephanie Allen C hanging Traditions 6 C here were no Soviet air strikes so overall, it was a great even- ingf' stated Dave McClain. Winter Magic turned out to be just that, terrific. Despite, numerous con- flicts with sports and a disagreement among the students about the type of music played, Winter Ball hosted over three hundred couples. lt was so crowd- ed. I was really surprisedf' commented Stephanie Ross. AD.J. also distin- guished this dance from others by play- ing different types of music. Stephanie Harris believed that, HThe uniqueness of Winter Ball was the music. For once, I didnlt Want to leave early. I wanted to stay and see what they would play next. Another aspect that made many cou- ples Want to stay longer was the festive atmosphere. Twinkling white lights and green and red streamers helped couples enjoy themselves. We Worked really hard to make the gym look exciting for the dance, stated Marci Baker. As the night came to an end, everyone agreed that the dance was a huge suc- cess. Students got a chance to experience the traditional dance that was not so tra- ditional. It was the most frm Fd had since the clay before! -- Celia Morris The Hlooksj' were definitely great. It gave people a chance to show themselves offf' - Greg Stampfli Winferboll 43

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So close yet so far. Lois Roberts and Ed Mum Rocking out. Debbie Niedzielak and Joe Vessels sway to the tunes. embrace affectionately. 5 I don't hear any music. Eric Wetzell and Jennifer Smith wait for the dance to start. 42 Student Life I wanna hold your hand. Scott Bays and Tra cey Christensen enjoy a quiet moment together.

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Sadies by Stephanie Allen R oaring to the UT Beat elcome The Untouch- ablesl Cries of excite- ment and anticipation rang through the crowd as the famed rock group burst into the gym. I can't believe that a big band like this would come to PHS, exclaimed An- thony Goker. From their very first song, pulsating music erupted as The Un- touchables played to a full crowd of four hundred couples. The band fed so much energy into the crowd that it really made people want to dance, stated Darlene Baumanns. Complementing The Untouchables, Sadie Hawkins was set to a 1920's theme. S'The Roaring Twenties was apparent as flappers and gangsters danced throughout the gym. It was hard to come up with a costume, but it turned out to be an interesting and fun exper- iencef' commented Ally Shev. Obtaining The Untouchables was not an easy task for the ASB and the senior class. We had to go through several agents to even talk to the band, but the hard work paid off,', explained Steve Russo. Sadies turned out to be an enter- taining and a well-planned dance. The unusual theme and outstanding band set a future precedent for the Sadies dance. The dance was a great success! Every- one I saw had a fabulous time! stated Alisa Paraiso. For those who lost their datefs interest to the Untouchables, I feel sorryg but with UT up front, many people transformed into mindless, energy crea- tures? -- Scott Rittichier They were outra- genus - Matt Schlotman 44 Student Life Look into my eyes. Erik Spedale gazes at his date Colleen Ross